I’m all for crisp text however I can get it and avoiding any eye strain and squinting. I’ve got a AW3418DW 34” ultrawide to avoid needing two monitors with a be

I’m all for crisp text however I can get it and avoiding any eye strain and squinting. I’ve got a AW3418DW 34” ultrawide to avoid needing two monitors with a bezel in the middle, and I also use a 24” 4K in portrait mode on the side for reference material (IPS because viewing angle matters when you go into portrait mode). Ergonomics and good habits matters a lot more beyond this point though. My rule has historically been to spend more on the peripherals like chairs, desk, etc. than a computer because my body is a lot more expensive than my computer and accommodating my body’s needs comes first. With that said, I use a $60 medical stool per spine surgeon’s recommendation and I have a $80 IKEA desk to support $6000 of hardware because I don’t get much more utility beyond a certain point and because I move so frequently a heavy desk would be a bigger problem for me than helpful.